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Tag Archives: From Low Beams Of Hope

ALBUM REVIEW: Pijn – From Low Beams Of Hope

Posted on June 25, 2024 by Callum Reid

Sincerity is difficult to fake – ask any politician in the build-up to an election – yet post-rock Manchester collective Pijn (pronounced “pine”) keep it real on their powerful, atmospheric, heartfelt new album, From Low Beams Of Hope (Floodlit Recordings). Continue reading →


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